The Exercise of Individual Employment Rights in the Member States of the European Community

Roy Lewis

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Legal and Labor Studies Labor Law and Work Dynamics European Law and Migration

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The aim of this study is to provide a comparative overview of the main mechanisms and institutions through which individual employment rights in the 12 European Member States are enforced. It also examines how these rights operate in practice, the extent to which disputes relating to these arise, and the way in which they are settled.

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